Funviralpark Today (Christmas Eve): It’s a crispy (underfoot) start. Single-digit temperatures and sub-zero wind chill are only slowly rising. Increased cloudiness during the day is likely, but should be no worse than partly cloudy. Afternoon readings from the teens to near 20s rise to highs near 20s in the north and west to his mid-20s in southern Maryland. The wind chill is in the single digits and the maximum temperature is around 10 degrees.
A number of record-low maximums are threatened in the mid-Atlantic. DC is approaching the 23 dated record set in 1989. At Dulles International Airport, the record is 22, which is also valid.Confidence: Medium to High
tonight: Under clear skies, the cold is slightly mitigated, but another chill. Temperatures range from near 10s to mid 10s. Less windy than last night, wind chill mostly in the single digits.Confidence: Medium to High
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Tomorrow (Christmas): The sun is strong from beginning to end. The slightly cooler trend will continue, with maximum temperatures in the mid-20s in the north and west and in the mid-30s in the south and east. The wind isn’t as strong, but it’s still about 10 degrees cooler than the actual temperature.Confidence: Medium to High
tomorrow night: Not much has changed since tonight. Sunny skies dominate and temperatures are low, in the range of about 11-17 degrees. The wind will eventually stop, so there won’t be much wind chill.Confidence: Medium to High
The sun graces our sky. MondayLate in the day there will be more clouds, and after dark you should see a few conversational snowflakes. Parts of the region are above freezing for the first time in days. High temperatures are mostly in the near-30s to mid-30s range, sustaining an increase of about 5 degrees per day.Confidence: Medium to High
more sun TuesdayTemperatures have risen another notch, with highs in the mid-30s to around 40 degrees. The thaw before January is progressing a little.Confidence: Medium to High
On a scale of 0 to 10, rate each day the likelihood of at least 1 inch of snow in the next week.
0/10 (↓): T-shirts may be available by early 2023.
